Hersey High School - Endeavor Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Colleen Sweeney enjoys being a part of the yearbook staff Paula Kivland and Sheryl Martinelli combine ef- forts to make the big deadline. , www. Bill Oakley at work! Kelli Shoub and Stafanie Boll find exactly what they're look- ing for. Allison Barkow and john Griffin work at making the yearbook 'joicture perfect! Angie Leonardo doesn't know how she got herself into this mess! Debi Drake and Sharon Bickley put their heads together to come up with a great idea!! gf! 3 . .,2g., - V., i 5 sa S of Q V: f'ig ..,' A 1 1 'A 'ffi K . L35 ff' ft, X uf X Mary Stanaszek offers her opinion to Cheryl lglewski gives a big smile for Index Editor Aubrey Piech. a yearbook photographer. Linda Leers checks and double checks her work. , .4 a Ra .-wfwzw Joanne Griffin and Nancy Barfield display teamwork. Lea Newren takes the time to do it right.

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Yearbook Reflects Images Of '82 The 1987-82 yearbook staff strived to make this year's Endeavor the best ever! Editor -in-chief Mau- reen Druffel and her staff of thirty-three worked long, hard hours to put together an accurate history of this school year. Each staff member put forth their best effort. The Editorial Staff consisted of Mary Stanaszek, Copy Editor, Aubrey Piech, Index Editor,' Pam Lemke, Senior Directory Editor, Debi Drake, Academic and Faculty Editor,' Bill Oakley, Boys Sports Editor,' loanne Griffin, Girls Sports Editor, Col- leen Sweeney, Activities Editor, Tony Frankiewicz, Clubs Editor,' and Alison Barkow, Classes Editor. The principal photographers were Sue Carey, lorn Focken, and john Karavidas. Yearbook class is divided into two semesters, Pub- lications I-ll, During the first nine weeks, all effort is directed toward learning the basic principles of yearbook journalism. Then, second and third quar- ters are dedicated to putting together the yearbook. After the yearbook is completed in April, students spend their time doing research on various topics in journalism. Not only is Publications a class, it is also considered a club that involves much team work and responsibility, We would like to give a special thank-you to our advisor, Mr. K ozanecki, for putting up with us throughout the year. Without his patience and orga- nization, this yearbook would not have been possi- ble. Thanks Koz!!! by Maureen Druffel and Sheryl Martinelli Tony Frankiewicz and Pam Lemke work on a heavy deadline. working Huskies!! The yearbook office is always filled with happy, hard- Mary Latzel searches for that perfect picture. Editor-in- chief Maureen Druf- fel lends a helping hand to Anita Frankiewicz. Being a part of the yearbook staff involves more than just pub- lishing pages, Koz shows his affection for the yearbook! DeWaaI takes charge! jeanne Foloky Carefully checks over her work.

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Correspondent Tells It Like It ls! The Correspondent, Hersey's award winning newspaper, does an excellent job of keeping stu- dents informed on major events. The hard working staff of 45 students, most of whom are from journal- ism classes, has managed to publish the Correspon- dent twice a month throughout the 7987-82 school year. Hersey is the only school in the district and one of the few in the state that does all its own work, except for the actual printing of the paper. This takes much time and effort. Every other Sunday the staff spends from 8- 70 hours working on the layout. The stories that appear in the Correspondent are written by students in journalism classes. As a part of class, these students also do work on the layout and advertising for the paper. With the help of advisors Mr. McDonell and Mr. Wilson, this year's Correspondent staff did a great job of keeping Hersey's student body informed. by Mary Latzel EDITORIAL STAFF: Mr. Dan McDonell, Advisor, Colleen Kelly, Editor,' Mari Brinkman, Editor. 1 jamil Khoury and Pinky Ronnett discuss ideas for the layout. GENERAL STAFF. Row 7: Ben Chow, Chris Tenenholtz, Liz Bartlow, editors Colleen Kelly, and Mari Brinkman. Row Margarete Ronnett, Vicky Frank, Ann Kruckmayer, jean Bednarz, Laurey Biegert, jane Rossi. Row 3: Carrie Costello, Stephanie Uhl, jamil Khoury, Myrina Apgar, Pete Franklin, Lars Pasternack, Hannes Danner, Randy Schmaltz.